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the AMWAY of Facebook

I’m going to stop using the phrase “Don’t drink the Kool-Aid” (Flavor-Aid, actually) and I’m replacing it with “Don’t post about Zija on your Wall”. Maybe it’s just the prism that I view Facebook through, but apparently the folks up

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the top 3 facebook marketing mistakes

Facebook pages are getting a redesign similar to the one that Facebook profiles recently underwent. If you’re a page admin, you can voluntarily go to the new design or be automatically converted around March 1st. I suggest you go ahead

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i like it when it makes sense

So you’ve probably seen several of your female Facebook friends post status updates such as: “I like it on the kitchen table.” “I like it on a chair at the bar.” “I like it on the floor of my van.”

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social media marketing perfection

Small businesses and large corporations are all atwitter about how to do social media. (pun intended) They hire snake oil social media gurus or they rely on advice from an agency (who only has 13 facebook fans and 81 twitter

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learning as you go

I would venture to say there are very few people who would skydive, ride a bull, wrestle alligators, or climb one of the Seven Summits without experience or at least after watching a very good orientation video. And yet companies

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